UK Opens the Door of Possibility for Minority High School Students Interested in Health Care
Most high school students are exposed to history, biology and algebra classes, but a fortunate group of students from Lexington's Bryan Station High School (BSHS) had the unique opportunity during the past year to examine gross specimens in a pathology lab, tour hospital testing laboratories, attend medical lectures and even take part in an intensive care unit (ICU) simulation training, among other activities that are part of the curriculum for University of Kentucky medical students.
13-Year-Old Boy Enjoys Being "Normal Kid" Again After Epilepsy Surgery
Published May 16, 2016 by Laura DawahareAllison Perry
Paul A. Mueller Sucessfully Defends Dissertation
On Monday, May 16, 2016 Paul A. Mueller successfully defended his dissertation titled:
"PPAP2B EXPRESSION LIMITS LESION FORMATION IN MURINE MODELS OF ATHEROSCLEROSIS”
Abstract of Dissertation
Appalachian Research Day Brings Findings Back to the Community
For many University of Kentucky researchers who study health in Appalachia, the UK Center of Excellence in Rural Health (CERH) is an indispensible partner in conducting community-based research. The Center, located in Hazard, Kentucky, connects researchers with the local community and provides necessary infrastructure, from conference rooms to a team of community health workers, called Kentucky Homeplace, who engage participants and gather data.
Researchers Present Cancer Studies at Markey Research Day
The annual University of Kentucky Markey Cancer CenterResearch Day not only provides researchers with the opportunity to share their work, but to get feedback from colleagues. An estimated 400 people were in attendance at the event, with about 50 staff members tasked with judging posters.
Markey Achievements Featured in Annual “State of the Cancer Center” Address at Markey Research Day
MVP RFA Announcement
UK College of Medicine Graduates Leave Legacy of Service with Wellness Garden
Although they will be graduating Saturday, during the University of Kentucky’s College of Medicine Commencement Ceremonies, Lauren Falvo and Marissa Luoma have worked to leave behind a legacy of service and a space for patients and staff in a dedicated Wellness Garden located at the Kentucky Clinic.
In 2012, Lauren and Marissa both began their journey at UK. They developed their love for medicine and discovered the fields in which they were most interested. Though Marissa didn't always want to be a doctor.